MCHeli Rework [Modern Port]

### Before you update

Back up your world. Scripted clients ran on every loader and version during development and dedicated servers start on all of them, but only the Forge 26.3 jar has been started from a launcher profile, and nobody has played the released jars yet. Testing happens on this release, and fixes go into 1.1.1. Please report what you find on [GitHub](https://github.com/JnH-Projects/MCHeli-Rework-Forge/issues) with your `logs/latest.log`.

### Installing

This jar contains only the mod's code. The vehicles, models, textures and sounds are EMB4's original MCHeli content, which you download yourself:

1. Install Forge, NeoForge or Fabric for your Minecraft version. On Fabric, also install Fabric API.
2. Put `mcheli-<loader>-<minecraft>-1.1.0.jar` in the `mods` folder.
3. Download `MC1.7.10_mcheli_1.0.3.zip` from the [MCHeli CurseForge page, Files tab](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/mcheli-minecraft-helicopter-mod/files).
4. Create a folder called `mcheli` next to `mods` and put the zip in it. Do not unzip it.
5. Start the game. The first start converts the zip, which takes a few seconds.

### Added since 1.0.0

- NeoForge and Fabric next to Forge, and six more Minecraft versions next to 26.3.
- Vehicle workshop: build a vehicle in game from a Blockbench or Blender model, with its own textures and sounds, and send it to a server for its operators to approve.
- Content packs, sent to players when they join a server.
- Fuel, the vehicle screen, cargo and supply vehicles.
- The rest of the original's equipment, including the thermal view, UAV stations, the drafting table and the team manager.
- Night glow on tracers, rocket motors, flares and explosions, and wrecks that keep burning for 30 seconds.
- Server settings in `serverconfig/mcheli-server.toml`, and `/mcheli` to list, give and reload vehicles.

### Changed

- 1.20.2 and 1.19.4 are not part of this release.

### Fixed

- Drafting table: the recipe position ("1 / 35") ran into the top row of the inventory and the "Inventory" title crossed the panel's border, on every Minecraft version. The position now sits between narrower `<<` and `>>` buttons, and the title sits above the panel.